Comments on: How Making Locally Owned Small Businesses Successful Contributes to a Regional Flavor Strategy

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By: Joanne Steele

Joanne Steele — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:46:42 +0000

Thank so much for your kind comments, Janet. Please link, and feel free to print out and distribute any of the articles that would help your community.

If any of your businesses have further questions, ask them to leave the question as a comment and I’ll be happy to contact them personally or online with an answer.

I’ll be continuing this series for the next two weeks.

By: Janet

Janet — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 03:44:14 +0000

Thank you for writing these stories. Your ideas and suggestions are spot on for rural Utah.

This article especially nails the issue of gateway communities failing to capitalize on national park-bound tourists.

I’m consulting for a new, rural business association in Wayne County and I think your articles would help our business owners.

I want to ask our Board of Directors for permission first, but with their approval and yours, could we post a link on our website to your articles?

Thanks for considering this reqeust.